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Applying for Food Stamps 
During these economic struggles putting food on the table is difficult. Effective October 1, 2008 the government food stamp program was re-named to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Find out about applying for SNAP benefits. Applying For Medicaid
Are you concerned about health insurance? Is COBRA too expensive? Why not let the government help - consider applying for Medicaid. COBRA Benefits - A Brief Overview
There are many concerns that you need to address when you first lose your job. Health care is one of them. This article will give you a brief overview of COBRA benefits. It is important that you talk to your plan administrator for specifics regarding your eligibility. I'm Fired? Give me my last Paycheck! 
If you've been fired, have you ever wondered how long you had to wait for your last paycheck? Many states have a statue on how long the employer has before they get you that last check. Here is a listing... Media and Newspapers [offsite link]
A very large resource site that links to newspapers, magazines, TV and radio stations throughout the world. There are a number of searches that can be done by location and categories. Monster Research [offsite link]
Monsterīs company research board offers an impressive list of companies if youīre only looking for the basics. Provides a basic summary and links to the companies websites and job listings New York Times [offsite link]
The NY Timesī section on Company Research requires a short registration but itīs free. Well worth the brief time to access itīs database of over 50,000 publicly traded companies. Organizing Your Job Search
Organization is the key to a successful job search. It is important not only to schedule your job search activities, but it's also time to brainstorm on potential employers. It's time to get creative. Public Records [offsite link]
Part of the Public Records Research System, this database has more than 800 state, county, city and federal (court) URLīs where you can access public record information for free.
Researching Unemployment
Whether you quit, get fired or get laid off, it's important that you know the effects each separation can have on your eligibility to get unemployment benefits. Riley Guide  [offsite link]
One of the first and still one of the best sites for information about conducting a job search online. The Department of Labor - A Wealth of Information
The Department of Labor (DOL) website is not just a place to look up statistics. It provides a wealth of information regarding resume building, job searches, etc... If it's been awhile since you logged in, check it out. Unemployed ? How to find assistance
Are you currently unemployed? Unfortunately, unlike your past employer, unemployment does not come with a handbook to provide instructions on how or where to find assistance. This article will give you a few pointers on where to search for resources to help you while you are unemployed. Links marked with the [offsite link] designation point to websites not associated with BellaOnline.com. BellaOnline.com is not responsible for the material found there.
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